Live Channels
Ingest, processing and delivery of live channels from supported media sources.
Turman MediaCore is a streaming platform for broadcasters, media groups and telecom operators, hosted, monitored and operated by Turman Technology and presented under the client’s brand.
Audiences increasingly expect live television and on-demand content to be available across modern screens.
Building and operating that experience requires more than an application. It can involve stream ingest, processing, delivery, monitoring, programme information, subscriber systems, analytics, operational support and continuous improvement.
For many media organizations, building every layer internally is not the best use of their resources.
MediaCore gives those organizations a platform and operating model that can be deployed under their own brand.
Ingest, processing and delivery of live channels from supported media sources.
Allow viewers to return to programmes they missed or watch content outside the original broadcast time.
Backup-source and automatic recovery workflows when a feed fails.
Delivery architecture designed around where the audience is located.
Programme-guide management for live-channel schedules.
Viewing, device and geographic insight across the audience.
Self-service account, renewal and billing capabilities for subscription services.
AI-assisted subscriber support over messaging with human escalation.
Automated monitoring, diagnosis and recovery support for streaming infrastructure.
Tools designed to turn broadcast archive into on-demand content and shorter reusable assets.
Create new linear channels from an existing content library.
Advertising workflows, including future approaches to identifying suitable insertion points in broadcast feeds.
MediaCore is a white-label platform.
The objective is for the viewer to interact with the broadcaster, media organization or telecom operator—not with Turman Technology.
Branding, customer relationship and audience positioning remain centered on the client.
Turman hosts and operates the platform.
Infrastructure can be isolated for a single client where the project requires greater separation or dedicated capacity.
Where required, the architecture can include local processing or delivery combined with international infrastructure for audiences in other markets.
MediaCore can include ongoing operational support so the client does not have to maintain every technical layer internally.
MediaCore is intended to reduce the infrastructure burden on the client.
The management experience is designed around the tasks a media organization needs to perform—managing channels, reviewing programme information, understanding platform performance and operating the service—without requiring the client team to work directly with the underlying streaming servers.
Client deployments can be architected as separate environments.
Subscriber and audience relationships remain with the client.
The client provides and remains responsible for the rights to the content distributed through the service.
MediaCore is global in approach, with particular relevance to markets where media organizations operate across different network conditions, languages and audience geographies.
Commercial pricing and package details are provided during the sales process rather than published on the corporate website.
Implementation plus recurring platform service.
Turman operates additional parts of the service on the client’s behalf.
Dedicated infrastructure, integrations and service requirements scoped for the organization.
Understand the audience, channels, content sources and business model.
Define the environment, branding and delivery architecture.
Connect and test channel sources and programme information.
Configure the viewer-facing experience under the client’s identity.
Prepare the client team for day-to-day platform operations.
Move the service into production with monitoring in place.
Continue hosting, monitoring, reporting and platform improvement.
MediaCore is not presented as a theoretical platform concept.
Its architecture and operating model are informed by production streaming experience serving real viewers and by the operational requirements of running live media services.